“Suffering ceases to be suffering at the moment it finds a meaning.” ~Victor Frankl (neurologist, psychiatrist, philosopher, author, Holocaust survivor) Wim Hof, colloquially known as
“Don’t judge!” Is commonly heard in our vernacular now, and applied to all life’s choices. From diet to fashion to even parenting styles and, of
The beauty of silence is that it lets us hear that “still small voice” (cf. 1 Kings 19:12) of God directing us, inspiring us, pulling
There are many times when we think we are powerless. We believe we need to endure what is happening to us and don’t have the
Of the whole gamut of myths, legends and fairy tales that have been told in human history, not even the most outrageous or outlandish can
Are you audacious? Do you have audacity? The dictionary defines audacity as a willingness to take bold risks. But it can also be a disregard
The very first Christmas was the invasion of time by Eternity. It is both a reality and a mystery, a sacred moment changing all of
Our modern world has become very mobile. Most of us think nothing of driving to the grocery store to get staples such as eggs, bread,
Back in 2018, when I left my executive career in corporate America to become an Evangelist for the Catholic Faith, I was never so clueless
In the season of Advent we hear a lot about the power of “yes,” in particular in the “Magnificat,” the beautiful Song of Mary. But
I stopped in a fast-food restaurant recently to grab a burger and drink. I was greeted by a friendly man who attended to my order
Swing Like a Pendulum Throughout my life I have swung from one side of the political spectrum to the other, seeking truth and justice. After
Recently, I was listening to our local Catholic radio station when someone called in with a question about Adam and Eve. The caller asked if
My book ‘The Primacy of Loving’ is being published in the UK on the 9th of December and in the USA on the 1st of
This then is the message which we have heard of him, and declare unto you, that God is light, and in him is no darkness
Off the Shelf 249 – Jessica Thornton This week on Off the Shelf I welcomed Jessica Thornton, Content Manager for Catholic Ventures and their great
Many people out there just don’t “get” the Catholic Church. Some think that it is some kind of a Babylonian “mystery” religion, “worshiping the fish
When I was in the US over the summer, I spent time with one of my dearest Catholic friends. We’ve been friends for almost 30
St. Joseph and his wife Mary, The Immaculate Conception and Mother of God, set the standard for married couples. This is about a couple who
Two figures, a man and a woman in their 19th-century work clothes, stand in a farm field. Their heads are bent in prayer; their farm
By Robin Stone The young man’s eyes danced with delight as he spoke of his bride-to-be. He recounted their early dating in high school, he
“How does swearing make you feel?” This was the unexpected question I was asked as hundreds of pounds of weights quivered over my head. Back
